Our Research Specialisms...
Our Research
Our research spans a range of subjects and specialisms within the areas of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics. The exciting and significant research carried out by academic staff in our School plays an important role in making Bangor University a world-leading research institution.Amongst our key collaborative research themes are bilingualism and cultural translation, cognitive linguistics and material cultures and material texts.
We have an excellent research record. In the most recent national assessment of research quality (REF 2014) we submitted to the following Units of Assessment:
Research Excellence Framework 2021
The next REF exercise will be conducted in 2021. The School of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics will be submitting to the following units:
- UoA 26 - Modern Languages and Linguistics
- UoA 27 - English Language and Literature
Find out more in our central Arts, Humanities and Business research pages.
Research Partnerships
Research within the School is carried out by individuals, research groups and within Centres and Institutes. We have a number of research centres based within the School, the College of Arts Humanities and Business, as well as a thriving community of postgraduate researchers.
Collaborative Research Institutes and Centres
Research Centres based in the University and/or College of Arts, Humanities & Business
- Centre for Research on Bilingualism
- Centre for Galician Studies in Wales
- R.S. Thomas Study Centre
- Centre for Arthurian Studies
- Stephen Colclough Centre for the History and Culture of the Book
- Centre for Contemporary Poetry (ContemPo)
Research News, Conferences and Events
The School regularly hosts conferences, research events and organises seminar series on a range of topics across our disciplines. You will find up-to-date information about forthcoming events by visiting our online events calendar.